visual3d:documentation:pipeline:event_commands:event_save_tpr_signal
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| - | These options are reflected | + | * **File Name**: The name of the output where the TPR signal will be saved. |
| + | * **Pattern File**: File with applied TPR used to generate events | ||
| + | * **Display Short Filenames**: | ||
| + | * **Pattern Type**: The type of signal which the TPR algorithm is applied to (ANALOG, LINK_MODEL_BASED, | ||
| + | * **Pattern Folder**: Folder name where the pattern signal is stored. | ||
| + | * **Pattern Signal Name**: Name of signal which has the TPR algorithm applied to it. | ||
| + | * **Pattern Event**: Event which TPR algorithm bases off of. | ||
| + | * **Event Instance**: Specifies which instance of the event to label. | ||
| + | * **Radius Samples**: Defines the width of the matching window around the event in samples. | ||
| =====Examples===== | =====Examples===== | ||
| The following example shows the use of Event_Save_TPR_Signal command in the Visual3D application. | The following example shows the use of Event_Save_TPR_Signal command in the Visual3D application. | ||
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| This command, **Event_Save_TPR_Signal** provides a way save that pattern file to serve as a **template** (e.g. you need to apply the command to multiple files to generate opposite side events). | This command, **Event_Save_TPR_Signal** provides a way save that pattern file to serve as a **template** (e.g. you need to apply the command to multiple files to generate opposite side events). | ||
| - | In the case of this example, the TPR signal used LHS events to determine RHS events from the opposite foot. So the process would be that you select a file with LHS Events, select a specific trial and fill in the other information | + | In the case of this example, the TPR signal used LHS events to determine RHS events from the opposite foot. So the process would be that you select a file with LHS Events, select a specific trial and fill in the other parameters |
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| Event_Save_TPR_Signal | Event_Save_TPR_Signal | ||
| - | ! /FILE_NAME= | + | /FILE_NAME=C:/ |
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| - | This can now be used as the pattern file when looking to specify right side events or apply LHS events to a file that does not have any yet. | + | This can now be used as the pattern file when looking to specify right side events or apply LHS events to a file that does not have any yet. This file can be used via the [[visual3d: |
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| - | ====Notes==== | ||
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